feat: enable Tekton Chains SLSA v1.0 provenance for release-tools image #165
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chains.tekton.dev/transparency-upload: "true"annotation to the release-tools publish PipelineRun so Tekton Chains uploads in-toto SLSA v1.0 provenance to RekorIMAGE_URL+IMAGE_DIGESTas pipeline-level results (required for Chains to bind image digest → PipelineRun → git commit → builder identity)IMAGE_URLresult topush-image-by-digesttask (the plain registry URL, no tag/digest — what Chains expects)cosign verify-attestation --type slsaprovenanceverification in READMEMotivation
A cosign signature alone attests signer-holds-key. SLSA provenance additionally binds image digest → PipelineRun → git commit → builder identity. This closes the L5 provenance gap identified in the adversarial review of the release-tools image (forgejo-mcp-46j).
Without pipeline-level
IMAGE_URL/IMAGE_DIGESTresults, Chains generates subject-less provenance that cannot be tied to a specific image — the results wiring is what makes the attestation useful.Test plan
release-tools/vX.Y.Zref and confirm PipelineRun succeedsrekor-cli search --artifact ...or the Chains transparency log annotation on the PipelineRun)Closes #forgejo-mcp-46j
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